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Daily Bulletin 04.08.2017 | 18:30 UTC Business VW manager pleads guilty in US 'dieselgate' case A Volkswagen (VW) manager, currently jailed in connection with the German automaker's emissions scandal in the United States, has pleaded guilty in a Detroit courtroom, hoping for lesser punishment. Ex-Daimler executive blasts VW's handling of diesel scandal Even Porsche cheated Volkswagen faces new California fine over 'Dieselgate' Diesel emissions kill. What is the car industry going to do about it? Report: US issues arrest warrants for former VW executives News Fipronil contamination scare: Aldi pulls all eggs from shelves in Germany Aldi has taken further precautionary measures to prevent the sale of eggs tainted by the insecticide fipronil. Millions of contaminated eggs have made it to the market in Germany, according to the Agriculture Ministry. German supermarkets ban Dutch eggs over poison scare Germany vigilant after massive recall of tainted eggs Food from labs for a sustainable future? Germany's love affair with the egg Fipronil: What is it - and how did it get into our eggs? Controversial new Venezuelan assembly meets amid protest calls Venezuela's opposition has called for massive protests as a new loyalist assembly holds its first session. The installation of the powerful body is likely to exarcerbate the already severe tensions in the country. Jailed Venezuelan opposition leader returns to house arrest Venezuelan election turnout 'manipulated,' says poll-assist firm What is Venezuela's constituent assembly? German couple jailed for murder of Chinese student A court in Dessau has delivered its verdict on the killing of a Chinese student who was raped and savagely beaten to death. One of the accused's parents, a police officer, was initially tasked with the investigation. German police shortages 'threaten rule of law' German police swoop over child sex abuse images Man admits to dragging ex-girlfriend on rope behind car More murder and violence in Germany Benjamin Netanyahu being investigated for fraud, breach of trust and bribery Concrete details of an ongoing investigation into Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu have come to light through a court order. Police are in talks with his ex-chief of staff concerning testifying against his former boss. Netanyahu questioned over corruption allegations Germany and Israel: A frayed relationship? Israel's Netanyahu caught on microphone slamming EU Israel arrests Netanyahu allies over German submarine deal Israel police to open corruption probe against Netanyahu, reports say Israel's Netanyahu denies corruption allegations ahead of police probe Israel's hawk-turned-dove ex-PM Ehud Olmert freed from jail Netanyahu slams UN, denies corruption on Australia visit World 156-year-old map may reignite Japan-South Korea island dispute South Korea occupies the rocky and remote islands of Dokdo, but Japan calls them Takeshima and claims they are an integral part of its territory. And as neither side is backing down, relations continue to deteriorate. Sabers rattle on Korean Peninsula Mixed reactions to Korea-Japan sex slave deal Japan to take S. Korea islands row to international court South Korea angers Japan in territorial dispute North Korea crisis: Which country has the strongest military in the region? New South Korean President Moon sworn in and willing to visit North Korea Can North Korea's elites oust Kim Jong Un? Sports Neymar unveiled as football's most expensive player, denies it's about the money Paris Saint-Germain have unveiled the most expensive signing in football history. Brazilian star Neymar described the decision to leave Barcelona for PSG as the most difficult one of his life. Neymar unveiled by PSG Opinion: Neymar's transfer exposes financial fair play as the myth it is Paris Saint-Germain confirm Neymar signing Hoffenheim draw Liverpool in Champions League qualifiers In the playoff round of the Champions League, the draw many had hoped for has become reality. A former Bundesliga favorite is set to lead his Premier League team against the latest young coach to make the headlines. Roberto Firmino to play Premier League football for Liverpool Freiburg crash out of Europa League in the third round of qualifying Opinion: Neymar's transfer exposes financial fair play as the myth it is The 222-million-euro transfer of Neymar from Barcelona to Paris Saint-Germain has exposed financial fair play as a myth once and for all. It's time for a football revolution, writes DW's Joscha Weber. Paris Saint-Germain confirm Neymar signing Spain's La Liga refuses to accept release-clause payment for Neymar Five things to watch for at the London 2017 World Athletics Championships As the curtain comes down on the mighty Usain Bolt's career, athletics hopes that it can use the 2017 World Championships in London as a chance to take the next step. Here's the five things to know. Newsletters & Co. On the road to the German election Germans are heading to the polls this September. Discover what the elections in Germany mean to Germany, Europe and the world with our online special: Germany Decides. Saving the environment starts with people Meet the Kenyan eco-ambassadors from DW's popular environmental show Eco@Africa. Whether it is waste reduction or innovative ideas, these individuals set an example for how Africa can address its biggest eco-challenges. Inside Europe Inside Europe: produced 03.08.17 In today's show: Has the Donald trumped Putin with sanctions? Life beyond retirement for Prince Philip. Is Hungary's health care system a health hazard? Satire provides a release from political divisions in Poland, A victory for animal rights, as the Czech Republic bans fur farming, And why Spanish expats are finding it tough to get jobs back home. Inside Europe: produced 03.08.17   © Deutsche Welle 2017